January 2020

2020 YEAR OF THE RAT: FENG SHUI FORECAST
Pre-Recorded Webinar Presentation

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2020 YEAR OF THE RAT: FENG SHUI FORECAST

Chinese New Year is on January 25, 2020.

Feng Shui New Year (Spring Stand) is February 4, 2020.

Enjoy this video Webinar presentation with Feng Shui Master Simona Mainini, Dr. Arch. while she walk us thru the yearly Feng Shui and Astrology forecast for 2020, year of the Metal Rat.

In many ways, the Year of the Rat of 2020 is going to be rather similar to 2019.
However, the smart and humble Rat knows how to find his way out of any situation, come what may. And the Metal Rat is not going to spare any punches.

Do not miss this opportunity to see what the New Year has in store for you and how to make the best of it.

In this presentation you’ll learn:

– How to find prosperity, career achievement and romance for the year
– How to avoid delay, cancellations and accidents areas for the year
– Buildings that will experience financial troubles and health problems
– What animal signs are going to be luckier in 2020
– What animal signs can have challenges in 2020 (and how to avoid them)
– What animal signs you should hang out with for better luck
– Areas of your garden that shouldn’t be moved this year

Find out how you can make the best out of the New Year of the Rat 2020!

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Chinese New Year 2020 is the year of the Metal Rat and it is going to be on January 25 (starting sun down the night before), while the “Spring Stand” or Li Chun is on February 4 at 5:15 pm.

Register Here for our upcoming 2020 The Year of The Metal Rat free live webinar on Jan 18, 2020 at 11am PT (2pm East, 1pm Central).

In Feng Shui, the “Spring Stand” is a particularly big deal (based on Seasons Sun’s cycle), even more so than the Traditional New Year (based on Lunar cycle). This is so because the “Spring Stand” is the midpoint between the Winter Solstice (December 21) and the Spring Equinox (March 21).

This is the official time when the Yin-ness of Winter ends and the Yang-ness of Spring begins.
Hence the definition: “The end of Yin, the beginning of Yang” (hence the term “Spring Stand”).

In a nutshell:
The Spring Stand marks the seasonal transition from Winter to Spring: it is when the energy of the New Year begins to manifest at its strongest.

So, what does it all mean?

It means that the energy of the previous year is fully exhausted and that on Spring Stand day, the New Year’s new, vibrant energy is going to come in, like a newborn baby.

This is why, if you have done any business with Hong Kong or Asia, you have noticed that the month of January in general is not a good month to start any new business ventures—contrary to us in the West where we love to implement our New Year’s resolutions on January 1.

This is an acknowledgment that the energy globally is exhausted and so what is the point of starting something new now? You might as well just wait until after the Chinese New Year and the Spring Stand when the energy is fresh and vibrant.

But how do we prepare for it to make sure we get the very best out of this New Year’s energy?

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